Do these rotors come as a pair?

Yes, this is a set of rear brake rotors, meaning it includes two rotors for the left and right sides of the rear axle.

What is the main benefit of replacing brake rotors?

Replacing worn or damaged brake rotors is crucial for restoring your vehicle's stopping power and ensuring safe braking performance. New rotors help eliminate vibrations and noise caused by uneven surfaces on old rotors.

Should I replace my brake pads at the same time?

It is highly recommended to replace your brake pads when you replace your brake rotors. Installing new rotors with old pads can lead to premature wear on the new rotors and may not provide optimal braking performance.

DFC Rear Brake Rotor Set for Ford Explorer/Flex/Taurus 2013-

Name: R1 13-19 Ford Flex Rear Brake Rotor Set
Brand: DFC
SKU: dfc-r1-13-19-ford-flex-rear-brake-rotor-set-t14-840160G
Price: 91.26 USD
Availability: BackOrder

R1 13-19 Ford Flex Rear Brake Rotor Set

$91.26

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DFC rear brake rotors for 2013-2019 Ford Explorer, Flex, Taurus and more.

Key Features

Fits 2013-2019 Ford Explorer, Flex, Police Interceptor Sedan, Police Interceptor Utility, Taurus, and Lincoln MKT, MKS.
Rear brake rotor set designed as a direct replacement for OE parts.
Built to handle typical braking demands for consistent performance.
Helps restore proper stopping power to your vehicle's rear brakes.

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Will this fit your vehicle?

Product Details

When it's time to replace the rear brake rotors on your Ford Explorer, Flex, Taurus, or Lincoln MKT/MKS, you want a part that's going to get the job done reliably. This rear brake rotor set from DFC is built to meet the needs of everyday driving, helping to restore your vehicle's stopping power. They're designed to fit a range of popular models, making them a solid option for many drivers.

These rotors are made to be a direct replacement for your original equipment, meaning they should fit right without any modifications. They're constructed to handle the heat and friction generated during braking, aiming to provide consistent performance. While they aren't performance-oriented rotors, they offer a straightforward way to replace worn-out parts and get your brakes back to working order.

When you're doing a brake job, it's always a good idea to inspect your brake pads at the same time. If your old pads are also worn down, you'll want to replace them along with these new rotors to ensure your braking system is fully functional.